In the heart of the enchanting embrace of a lush rainforest, an extraordinary outdoor residence stands as a testament to architectural ingenuity and natural harmony. The structure, adorned in a captivating blend of dark bronze and light black, showcases an industrial aesthetic that seamlessly integrates with its verdant surroundings.

Interior design of an apartment with a Renaissance wooden ceiling. The project accentuates the historical roots of the house. The interior is approached as a collage of motifs. Modern furniture is arranged in the space in the form of separate objects that create distance from the preserved historical elements.

The overlapping blueprints converse among themselves from their fragmentation with the hill, opening up and integrating with the landscape. The central structure supports the geometric skin of the snake, and its windows allow us to glimpse the depths of human consciousness.

In the enchanting locale of Alicante, Spain, a new architectural marvel graces the landscape – Casa de Piedra. Crafted as a personal endeavor, this residence seamlessly melds contemporary design with the enduring charm of white stone, forming a captivating synthesis with the natural surroundings.

Industrial pumps are the workhorses of countless industries, tirelessly transporting fluids that keep operations running smoothly. But even the most robust pump can experience hiccups, and when it does, production grinds to a halt. Downtime translates to lost revenue, missed deadlines, and frustrated employees.

Timber Development UK (TDUK) – the UK’s trade association for the timber supply chain – in collaboration with Waugh Thistleton Architects – have released a study on policies from across the globe which encourage the use of timber in construction.

To reach a new demographic and clientele while ensuring a high ROI, we've reconfigured the space to serve both day and nighttime customers. This was achieved by using banquette seating and square table configurations to accommodate different group sizes.

The interior design of this house was originally developed for a single owner. It was supposed to be a bachelor pad. Quite an impressive two-story bachelor pad. However, at the design stage, the customer’s plans changed, and the house was sold to a family with children. The new owners, as it turns out, are passionate about modern art and New York style, are not afraid of experiments and are ready to give free rein to the architect's imagination.